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Privately owned since 1969, Venture Plastics makes custom thermoplastic injection-molded parts and finished assemblies for OEM programs from its two U.S. plants in Newton Falls, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas. Its 200-person operation pairs molding with engineering, tooling management, and in-house assembly, giving customers a single source from concept through production. Both plants operate under IATF 16949 and ISO 9001:2015-certified quality systems.
Since 2015, Harrison-based VeriTrace has designed and manufactured secure printed solutions and digital authentication systems that protect vital records, products, brands, and supply chains from counterfeiting and fraud. One of the few U.S. printers with in-house, currency-grade intaglio capability, the company produces vital records for 26 states and other government agencies. VeriTrace operates as an ANSI/NASPO- and ISO 14298-certified security printer, with production controlled in an 18,000-square-foot secure facility.
From its headquarters in Holzkirchen, Bavaria, VERMES Microdispensing GmbH makes contact-free microdispensing systems for high-precision manufacturing. Established in 1946 as a specialist ink manufacturer, the company introduced one of the first piezo-based contact-free dispensing systems in 2001 and now supports customers with more than 200 employees, five subsidiaries and over 20 sales and service partners across three continents. Its systems dispense micro-, nano- and sub-nanoliter dots at theoretical frequencies above 3,000 Hz, while application engineers tailor equipment to demanding production processes.
Set in Ohio’s Vermilion River watershed, Vermilion Valley Vineyards is an estate winery producing wines entirely from grapes grown in its own North Central Ohio vineyards. Its four vineyard sites reflect distinct soils and bedrock, while the tasting room embodies the farm’s environmental focus through geothermal heating and cooling, high-performance insulation, and locally sourced wood. The rural venue also brings people together for tastings, live music, gatherings, and community-minded events.
Since 1935, Vernay has developed precision elastomeric components and custom fluid-control solutions for demanding medical, mobility and specialty applications. The company grew from Sergius Vernet’s wax-filled thermostat invention into a global manufacturer with research, engineering, testing and production capabilities across the U.S., Europe and Asia. Vernay’s medical work includes biocompatible check-valve assemblies, while its newer VoltaVent® system addresses pressure management and safety in electric-vehicle battery packs.
Founded in 1986, Celina-based Versa Pak custom-manufactures polyethylene bags, films, rolls and sheeting for food and consumer packaging applications. Its 30-plus manufacturing lines and in-house research and quality lab support tailored resin blends and product testing, while the company’s SQF certification—held since 2016—covers its food-packaging work. Versa Pak has grown into a custom manufacturer focused on helping distributors develop and deliver packaging to precise specifications.
Veteran-owned Versa-Flex was founded by disabled veteran Larry Nolan and operates from North Ridgeville, Ohio. Known as the originator of the Flag Bag, the company has made American-built protective gear bags for professional production crews since developing its first versions for Mathews Studio Equipment and Advantage Gripware in the 1990s.
Founded in 1983, Versamatic manufactures air-operated double-diaphragm pumps for fluid transfer and solids-handling applications from its Mansfield, Ohio operation. The company has focused exclusively on AODD pumping since 1985, developing features such as dome-diaphragm technology and lubrication-free air valves while supporting customers through a global distributor network. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, and many pumps carry standards including ATEX, CE and 3-A.
VersaTrak develops wireless environmental monitoring systems for healthcare, building on technology its team introduced in 1999 and first installed in a hospital in 2001. Founded specifically for healthcare in 2009, the Cincinnati-based company now supports installations across thousands of locations and builds its fourth-generation product line in the Midwest. Its distinctive Auto Node Calibration system provides automatic, NIST-traceable recertification for monitoring critical conditions.
Vertex, Incorporated grew from a 1992 partnership between A-LOK Products and Salvatore Brugnano into a Mogadore, Ohio manufacturer serving infrastructure and other industrial customers. Known as the “Home of the Vertite® Seal,” it operates two facilities totaling 68,000 square feet and maintains an ISO 9001:2015-certified design and production operation.
Veteran-owned Vertical Passage is a Cincinnati company built by an entrepreneurial former P&G brand manager and an ecommerce leader. It helps consumer brands manage the operational challenges of direct-to-consumer commerce, with particular experience serving entertainment, sports, and used-electronics programs through fulfillment and reverse logistics.
Vertical Supply Group is a unified work-at-height company built around professionals whose jobs depend on precision, safety, and trust. It develops and supplies life-safety equipment for people working in trees, on utility infrastructure, in rescue operations, and at other demanding heights. Its Greensboro headquarters is part of a wider manufacturing and distribution network spanning the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
Founded in 1979 to design, sell and build packaged lift stations, Cincinnati-based Vertiflo Pump Company has specialized since 1981 in manufacturing industrial vertical, horizontal and self-priming pumps. Its equipment is built for demanding process applications, with more than 30,000 Vertiflo pumps operating worldwide. The company also supports distributors and engineers with its B.O.B. online pump-selection software.
Based in Westerville, Ohio, Vertiv is a global company known for keeping the digital infrastructure behind data centers and communication networks operating continuously. It supports customers in more than 130 countries, with particular experience in the demanding physical requirements of high-density AI computing, including a recent deployment for the Naval Postgraduate School.
Based in Columbus, Ohio, Vesco Medical develops and supplies enteral feeding devices, with every product built around ENFit connectors and the ISO 80369-3 safety standard. Its portfolio includes the ambulatory Q Enteral Feeding Pump and MultiFil reusable syringes, while its quality system follows ISO 13485 and FDA requirements. Vesco is also a member of GEDSA, whose president and CEO, Tom Hancock, is identified as one of the association’s founders.
Vesco traces its roots to 1996, when former Joslyn Hi-Voltage engineer Cecil R. Wristen founded Vacuum Electric Switch Co. in response to design improvements he saw in high-voltage vacuum technology. Now owned by former Joslyn executives and technical staff, the Mogadore company builds on that engineering heritage through vacuum switchgear and controls for electric utilities, steelmaking, and renewable-energy applications, while also supporting equipment in the field.
Founded in 1996 by former Joslyn Hi-Voltage engineer Cecil R. Wristen, Vesco manufactures vacuum switchgear and controls for electric utilities, steelmaking, and renewable-energy applications. The Mogadore company began by refurbishing Joslyn VBM and VBU equipment and now supplies redesigned replacement parts, new switches, and field service for both Vesco and legacy Joslyn systems. Vesco was acquired in 2021 by former Joslyn executives and technical staff and continues to develop patented control designs alongside installation, maintenance, and training services.
Founded in Cleveland in 2017 by U.S. Army veterans Joseph and Matt Bosher, Veteran Hardened Steel brings steel straightening, grinding, and chamfering together under one roof. Its 15,000-square-foot facility combines custom-built 300-ton presses with a small, experienced team, and the company can also arrange pickup and delivery to simplify multi-step jobs. VHS has additionally ground hammerheads and parts used in military equipment.
Since 1974, Vexcon Chemicals has provided concrete solutions for architects, engineers and builders. Now part of the ChemMasters family, Vexcon continues as a recognized brand within a company focused on serving concrete professionals.
VEXOS is a global electronics manufacturing services company known for handling high-mix, high-complexity programs in mid- to low-volume production. It works with OEMs from product introduction through manufacturing, with facilities across North America and Asia and quality systems registered to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016.